The app displays the sky and shows the time of day, day of year, and the location of celestial bodies. It provides sunrise and sunset times, Moon phase, and transit times for celestial objects.
by Michael Smith★ 4.748 ratingsReferenceFreeData updated 2026-09-17
Provides data for celestial bodies from 1700 AD to 2100 AD. Displays geocentric tropical or sidereal positions. Shows heliocentric and topocentric positions. Includes monthly tabular format. Can be extended to 7700 years via in- purchase.
Converts zones with atomic accuracy for event scheduling. Adds events to calendars with a tap. Displays interactive widgets showing current local times. Tracks differences and alerts for upcoming meetings.
Daylight tracking showing sunrise and sunset times globally. Users can view three visualization styles: Classic, Light, and Magic. Set reminders for daylight hours. Export data as calendar entries. Sync with other apps for schedule integration.
The app provides a spiritual and scientific calendar system based on celestial positions. It details lunar months, festivals, and astronomical timings for numerous global cities, covering events from 2009 through 2016.
Chart celestial events and explore astrological signs
Create and view astrological charts with detailed planetary positions and house placements. Generate horoscopes based on birth data. Access a searchable knowledge base with articles and FAQs.
Display Hijri and Gregorian dates, prayer times, and sunrise/sunset times. Show moon phases and events. Set adhan notifications and qibla direction. Add events to the . Change themes and sizes. Lock screen widgets.
Identify constellations and celestial objects in real time. Locate planets and stars with precise guidance. Syncs with telescope for automatic alignment and tracking. Provides detailed information on astronomical events and objects.
Access city time with a home screen widget. Automatically detect location and view time zone details. Get sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times. Track daylight saving changes and twilight periods.